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Texas Parks and Wildlife — Season 28
#Episode nameAir dateRuntimeRating
0130mHueco Tanks: Rock Art Reborn, Oasis of the KingfisherHueco Tanks, a site of unparalleled significance, rises east of El Paso. Its ancient walls are adorned with pictographs, a testament to generations past. Though time and vandalism have taken their toll, defacing some of these historical images, a remarkable innovation offers hope for restoration. A new laser technology promises to erase graffiti without harming the delicate artwork beneath, effectively turning back the hands of time.
Beyond its historical treasures, the region also harbors nOct 21, 2012Oct 21, 201230m0230mThe Gulf Wardens, I Love a MysteryOct 28, 2012Oct 28, 201230m0330mFinal Port of Call, Rafinesque's Big-eared Bats, Tracing a Texas RiverNov 4, 2012Nov 4, 201230m0430mA Tale of Two Laurens, Lake Arrowhead State Park, an Ocean OasisNov 11, 2012Nov 11, 201230m0530mNative Texan Duck, a Day at PedernalesNov 18, 2012Nov 18, 201230m0630mHunting Dogs 101, Davis Mountains State Park, Crazy About BirdsNov 25, 2012Nov 25, 201230m0730mCaribbean Connection, Lake Whitney State Park, D Day +50Dec 2, 2012Dec 2, 201230m0830mGarden of the Gulf, Abilene State Park, Fishing with Your PiersDec 9, 2012Dec 9, 201230m0930mLion Country, Atlanta State Park, Hooked on the CoastDec 16, 2012Dec 16, 201230m1030mYoung Guns, the Butterfly PalaceDec 23, 2012Dec 23, 201230m1130mBig Wind, Big Questions, Pedernales Falls Bike Trails, Wildlife and Sport Fish RestorationDec 30, 2012Dec 30, 201230m1230mCoastal Conflicts, 50th Film History, Fairfield Lake State ParkJan 6, 2013Jan 6, 201330m1330mRoom to Roam, Gateway to the Desert, Big Spring State ParkJan 13, 2013Jan 13, 201330m1430mAdventure Racing, Cedar Hill Bike Trails, Billion Dollar BatsJan 20, 2013Jan 20, 201330m1530mWorking Down Under, Franklin Mountains Bike Trails, the Virtual BatJan 27, 2013Jan 27, 201330m1630mStewards in Waiting, Bat Caves of Texas, Biking Big BendFeb 3, 2013Feb 3, 201330m1730mEpisode 17Feb 10, 2013Feb 10, 201330m1830mEpisode 18Feb 17, 2013Feb 17, 201330m1930mEpisode 19Feb 24, 2013Feb 24, 201330m2030mEpisode 20Mar 3, 2013Mar 3, 201330m2130mEpisode 21Mar 10, 2013Mar 10, 201330m2230mRebuilding the Forest, Texas Game Warden, Found FlycatcherThe Gulf Coast weathered another storm, leaving scars on the landscape and a lingering sense of resilience. In East Texas, where hurricanes frequently reshape the world, efforts to restore the pine forests were ongoing, a testament to the enduring spirit of the region. Here, in this land of natural beauty and quiet strength, lives like those of Lonnie Stanley, a man honored by the Texas Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame, are interwoven with the history and character of the place.
A retired gamMar 17, 2013Mar 17, 201330m2330mBastrop: Back to Its Roots, Casting Call, Wyman Meinzer's West Texas**Restoring Resilience: Stories from Bastrop State Park and Beyond**
The landscape bears the marks of fire, but amidst the renewal, a spirit of restoration thrives. At Bastrop State Park, teams work tirelessly to rebuild and revitalize, embodying a commitment to resilience in the face of adversity.
Beyond the park's boundaries, community initiatives foster connection with the natural world. The Neighborhood Fishing Program guides anglers to local havens, while the legacy of Texas State PhMar 24, 2013Mar 24, 201330m2430m112 Million Years in the Making, A Fading TraditionThe late afternoon sun cast long shadows across Cleburne State Park as Jeff Sparks, a fire team leader for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, navigated the winding trails on his bicycle. He found solace in the park's natural beauty – a haven for biking, hiking, and fishing – a stark contrast to the world of film history he’d explored since the 1970s. He often pondered the fleeting nature of traditions like squirrel hunting, a practice slowly fading from memory. Observing the water, he waMar 31, 2013Mar 31, 201330m2530mThe Firefighters, Repopulating the Pines, The GuideWildfires swept through Bastrop and Lake Possum Kingdom State Parks, but resilience bloomed in their wake. Chef Jessie Griffiths shared her culinary expertise, preparing redfish in three distinct ways. At Bastrop State Park, volunteers replanted pines lost to the flames, a testament to the enduring spirit of the land. A glimpse into the demanding life of Lake Fork fishing guide Brian Duplechain revealed the considerable effort behind seemingly tranquil days. And beyond, a closer look at TexasApr 7, 2013Apr 7, 201330m2630mGargantuan Gar, Black Bears of Black GapCherie O'Brien dedicates her efforts to the restoration of coastal marshes, a vital ecosystem facing increasing challenges. Her work extends to the study of black bears within the Black Gap region of west Texas, contributing to a deeper understanding of these animals and their habitat. Beyond conservation, she finds solace and connection through cycling adventures at Franklin Mountains State Park, embracing the natural beauty of the landscape.Apr 14, 2013Apr 14, 201330m
